Studies in electroconvulsive shock Electroconvulsive shock and memory: The effect of shocks. Philip Worchel and George Gentry. Some relations between response to frustration and outcome of electric convulsive therapy. Wallace Lockwood.
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Berkeley, Los Angeles
Univ. of California Press
1950
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| Series: | Comparative psychology monographs
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